Showing posts with label MobileFriendly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MobileFriendly. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

Google mobile-friendly testing tool now has API access

Using the new API Google released, developers can now build their own tools around the mobile-friendly testing tool to see if pages are mobile-friendly. The post Google mobile-friendly testing tool now has API access appeared first on Search Engine Land.


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Google mobile-friendly testing tool now has API access

Thursday, December 15, 2016

Finally going mobile-friendly, but on a collision course with Google’s mobile-first index [Case Study]

Google’s index has been shifting toward ‘mobile-first,’ making mobile pages the default pages for ranking purposes. Columnist Glenn Gabe uses a case study to illustrate some of the issues this might pose for site owners. The post Finally going mobile-friendly, but on a collision course with…


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Finally going mobile-friendly, but on a collision course with Google’s mobile-first index [Case Study]

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Google’s mobile-friendly label has now been removed from the search results

Google officially says goodbye to their mobile-friendly label this morning. The mobile-friendly label no longer shows up in the search results. The post Google’s mobile-friendly label has now been removed from the search results appeared first on Search Engine Land.


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Google’s mobile-friendly label has now been removed from the search results

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

SearchCap: Google drops “mobile-friendly” label, Bing Ads & AMP for e-commerce

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google drops “mobile-friendly” label, Bing Ads & AMP for e-commerce appeared first on Search Engine Land.


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SearchCap: Google drops “mobile-friendly” label, Bing Ads & AMP for e-commerce

Google dropping “Mobile-friendly” label from search results

Google says the change is designed to declutter its search results. The post Google dropping “Mobile-friendly” label from search results appeared first on Search Engine Land.


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Google dropping “Mobile-friendly” label from search results

Monday, November 9, 2015

Why Real Estate Success Depends on Your Mobile-Friendly Website

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Have you opened a website on your cell phone and the only way you could read it was by zooming in and out? According to Google, “Users find this a frustrating experience and are likely to abandon the site.” Meaning you lose potential leads and sales.


When people find your site and leave immediately your website rankings with Google lower, hurting your rapport with Google and potential customers. Thankfully, it can be inexpensive to convert your website to become mobile-friendly. A fully responsive design is the most important function you want to start with when focusing on becoming mobile friendly.


There are many ways to find and implement a fully responsive design to make your website standout. Making your website your own with access to IDX listings from your MLS System, along with ways to capture leads are a few options we offer.


We make it easy for you to succeed in your real estate growth now and in the future with our customizable, fully responsive websites.


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Why Real Estate Success Depends on Your Mobile-Friendly Website